Last weekend, the bees were busy on a healthy bok choy. Now, it's mush, but the bees are still trying to extract nectar from the limp blooms.
Some pics from this morning's beautiful and brisk walk at Shoal Creek:
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Last of the snow
All but deepest shaded snow is now melted as it has warmed up to over 60 degrees! Seriously, weather: you are just messing with us now. My plants don't know what to think, esp. with more freezing temps ahead. But I'll take a cool, sunny Texas winter day and run with it. These are some photos from the yard this morning.
Last weekend, the bees were busy on a healthy bok choy. Now, it's mush, but the bees are still trying to extract nectar from the limp blooms.
Some pics from this morning's beautiful and brisk walk at Shoal Creek:
Last weekend, the bees were busy on a healthy bok choy. Now, it's mush, but the bees are still trying to extract nectar from the limp blooms.
Some pics from this morning's beautiful and brisk walk at Shoal Creek:
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Never a dull moment in A town! Your Shoal Creek shots are beautiful.
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